BRAZIL SETS EXPORT, IMPORT AND TRADE FLOW RECORDS IN SEPTEMBER AND YEAR TO DATE

In September 2025, Brazil’s exports reached US$30.5 billion and imports US$27.5 billion, generating a trade surplus of US$3.0 billion and a trade flow of US$57.9 billion. Year-to-date, exports totaled US$257.8 billion and imports US$212.3 billion, resulting in a US$45.5 billion surplus and US$470.1 billion in trade flow, marking record levels for both monthly and cumulative trade. Compared to September 2024, exports grew 7.2% and imports 17.7%, while year-to-date exports rose 1.1% and imports 8.2%. Sector-wise, September exports increased in Agriculture (+18%), Extractive Industry (+9.2%), and Manufacturing (+2.5%), while imports rose mainly in Manufacturing (+21.5%) and Agriculture (+3.5%), with a drop in Extractive Industry (–26.1%). For the cumulative period, Agriculture and Manufacturing exports rose, Extractive Industry fell, and imports grew in Agriculture and Manufacturing but decreased in Extractive Industry, reflecting broader economic trends.
Source: Informativo dos Portos / Datamar News